Email Migration
Email is universal; it has a small handful of protocols that are spoken by practically every mail client and server that are in use today. And, it happens to be one of the simplest things…
Email is universal; it has a small handful of protocols that are spoken by practically every mail client and server that are in use today. And, it happens to be one of the simplest things…
At cPanel Conference, I was queried to see if there was any database scanning done in addition to the malware scanning I perform on automated migrations. I’m glad this question got asked, because I had…
You’ve already gone through environment matching, and are ready to start the initial sync. If you are following along on the 100-foot view of migrations, we are ready to “create any domains or accounts” on…
I was recently awarded the opportunity to speak at cPanel Conference 2018 regarding cPanel migrations. This was a look at my basic cPanel migration technique as well as a view of environment matching. I wrote…
It would be wonderful to have a single tool that can migrate from any source into a managed environment like cPanel. Unfortunately, in the Linux world, it is easy to put anything you want anywhere…
There are at least three ways to do anything on a server, and testing is no different; there are four methods I can think of off the cuff to test migrated websites. And I only…
Wasn’t setting up database replication for migrating content fun and easy? What do you mean I owe you for therapy visits? Now that we have replication in place, sending from the live server over to…
Your final sync has been finished, DNS has been updated, and you are live and kicking on your new server. Congratulations! But you aren’t done! There’s a host (pun intended) of important considerations for your…
Before your migration, you (ideally) made a plan as to what your site’s requirements are, what software you are running, and if there are any extra programs or settings that your sites depend on. But…
You may recall from an earlier post that one of the advanced methods for database syncing between two machines for very large databases is to set up replication, or slaving. That’s all well and good,…